June 20th, 2008 by Adam Trimble
Certain mechanics tools are almost required in order to perform quality automotive service. Besides wrenches, drills, and hammers, a hydraulic lift is standard fare for most mechanics. Onboard diagnostic scanners and air conditioning service equipment are increasingly a necessity for anyone seeking to profit from automotive maintenance. Some tools and equipment, however, are a mandatory […]
June 20th, 2008 by Adam Trimble
Working with air tools requires you to pay close attention to the parts and equipment as they endure wear and tear. Daily use places strain on pneumatic tools that is hard to compare. Even tools with the finest craftsmanship and endurance will eventually need replacement parts in order to remain usable. When replacing those parts, […]
June 20th, 2008 by Adam Trimble
Onboard diagnostics have evolved over time into two relatively distinct systems. OBD1 first entered the commercial market in 1981, bringing with it an upheaval in the way mechanics diagnose automotive problems. OBD2 was introduced in 1995 and has become the industry standard on many, if not all, new motor vehicles. Most mechanic’s shops seeking to […]
June 20th, 2008 by Adam Trimble
Working with multiple air conditioning systems can take a toll on wheeled equipment and cumbersome tanks. When your mechanics must work with stationary equipment in a multi-car environment, you run the risk of incurring employee injury and damaging equipment. Taking this risk might seem necessary until you research the latest trends in mobile air condition […]
